Atletico Madrid are monitoring Bruno Fernandes as uncertainty grows over the Manchester United captain's future and contract situation.

Atletico Madrid are monitoring Bruno Fernandes' situation at Manchester United as uncertainty grows over the 32-year-old captain's future. Recent tensions, including a reported outburst following a defeat to Como and his omission from the starting lineup against AFC Bournemouth, have fueled speculation. Atletico director of football Mateu Alemany and manager Diego Simeone are reportedly keen on a potential permanent deal.
Fernandes' contract expires next year, though Manchester United hold an option to extend it by 12 months. With AC Milan also credited with an interest, reports suggest United could consider selling Fernandes in the January transfer window to secure a substantial fee rather than risk his valuation declining in the summer.
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